The staff were friendly, professional, and quick to sort things out. My first room was too hot because the AC came through a vent near the door and bathroom, but none of the cool air reached the bed. Sleeping there was uncomfortable, so I woke in the night and asked for help. They gladly moved me to a much larger room with a window AC unit that blew toward the bed and cooled the whole space. I really appreciated how accommodating they were. The location is quiet and convenient, with shops, convenience stores, and the train station all a three-to-seven-minute walk away. Breakfast is light, mostly pastries. Water, ice, hot tea, and coffee are available around the clock. The price was a great deal: what I’d usually pay for two hotel nights in the US covered my whole eight-night stay here. The bathroom is small, and the tub is very high, so you have to step up quite a bit to get in. They provide toothpaste and a toothbrush, and I loved the body wash, shampoo, and conditioner. There’s a complimentary robe and slippers, plus a safe, kettle and cups, hangers, and a freshening spray for your clothes or room. The mini fridge is very limited and probably fits only four to six regular water bottles. The desk has a middle compartment that opens into a vanity, with a mirror, so you can sit and get ready. I’ll definitely stay here again when I return to Japan.
